All rehabilitation services are both admirable and much needed in today’s world. As we know, there are some amazing companies and organisations that specialise in treating stroke victims,
When making applications for freezing orders, the applicant has a duty to provide full and frank disclosure and the all-important cross-undertaking in damages must be provided. However, parties
With the recent announcement that Nick Ephgrave (pictured below), the former assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, is to be the next director of the Serious Fraud Office,
Rights of light hold immense importance in property law, particularly in the context of development projects. This can be an expensive issue, and is becoming a more frequent
The government has published plans to constrain the ability of businesses to prevent departing workers competing. Currently, UK non-compete clauses (NCCs) have no statutory limits and enforceability is
The low down The resilience shown by the City and international law firms that have advised blue-chip corporates in the face of the pandemic, Brexit and the Ukraine
With the recent announcement that Nick Ephgrave (pictured below), the former assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, is to be the next director of the Serious Fraud Office,
The private client professional advice sector, including lawyers, is failing clients by applying an across-the-board assumption that tax avoidance is the primary aim of advice on wealth management.
Owen v Willow Tower involves a vegan whose employment contract was terminated following Ms Owen refusing a Covid vaccine on the grounds of vegan beliefs. The tribunal found
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are legally enforceable agreements under which it is agreed that certain information is kept confidential between parties. They are frequently used under the remit of
